Partnerships and collaboration
Nationally and internationally, Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre collaborates with leading networks and organisations, and has initiated projects with institutions on four continents.
Within the University, connections have been made to Centre for Public Culture and Ideas for A Place for Art; to the Griffith Film School for iOrpheus; to Queensland College of Art for profiling South Bank as Research Higher Degree destination; to Griffith Health for issues relating to musicians' health; and to Griffith Asia Institute for Encounters II.
Directly linked to these networks, Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre has been organising and/or attracting events, lecture series, symposia and conferences that have relevance to its research concerns. Conferences and symposia hosted by the Research Centre on behalf of, or including, external organisations are
- "Islands", the Combined Australian and New Zealand Musicological Conference (2007)
- the national NACTMUS conference (2007)
- a World Music Forum in collaboration with Arts Queensland (2006)
- the Apple University Consortium-sponsored inaugural Digital Arts conference, CREATE WORLD (2006) and
- the VIIth International Symposium on Cultural Diversity in Music education (2005)
National partners
- Acoustic Technologies Electronics Pty Ltd
- Apple Computer Australia
- Apple University Consortium
- Arts Queensland
- Australia Council for the Arts
- Australian Music Association
- Australian National Association for Teachers of Singing
- Australian National Choral Association
- Australian Society for Music Education
- Brisbane Convention Centre
- Brisbane Ethnic Music and Arts Centre
- Centre for Public Culture and Ideas, Griffith University
- Charles Sturt University
- Council for Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
- Griffith Film School
- Griffith Asia Institute
- Griffith Health
- Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts
- Macquarie University
- Music Council of Australia
- Musiclab Pty. Ltd.
- Musicological Society of Australia
- NACTMUS
- Queensland College of Art Griffith University
- Queensland Performing Arts Centre
- Queensland Music Festival
- Queensland Museum
- State Library of Queensland
- South Bank Corporation, Brisbane
- The Queensland Orchestra
- University of Canberra
- University of Queensland
- University of Southern Queensland
- University of Sydney
International partners
- Association of European Conservatoires
- Cultural Diversity in Music Education network
- University College Falmouth, UK
- Escola Superior de Musica de Catalunya, Barcelona
- Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London
- Hanoi Conservatorium, Vietnam
- International Centre for African Music and Dance, University of Legon
- International Music Council, UNESCO
- International Society for Music Education
- Malmö Music Academy, University of Lund
- Orpheus Institute, Belgium
- Royal Malvern College
- Royal College of Music
- Sangeet Research Academy, Bombay
- School of Languages, Literature and Performing Arts, University of Otago, New Zealand
- School of Music, University of Washington
- School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
- University of Pretoria, South Africa
- University of Auckland, New Zealand
- World Music and Dance Centre, Codarts, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
The work of Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre has been made possible by support from
- Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
- Australia Council for the Arts
- Australian Research Council
- Arts Queensland
- Queensland Government
- Queensland Indigenous Arts Marketing and Export Agency
- Youth Arts Queensland
- Education New South Wales
- Fulbright Foundation
- Enterprise for Contemporary Music Audiences
- Norweigan Agency for Development Cooperation
- Myer Foundation
- Saville South Bank
- South Bank Corporation
- Liveworm
- Musiclab
- Acoustic Technologies Electronics
- Apple Computer Australia
- Avid-Digidesign
- Jumpstart Productions
- Yamaha Australia